Author: mayfreighter

May Freighter is an internationally bestselling author from Dublin, Ireland. She writes Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance, and Sci-Fi mysteries that will keep you entertained, mystified, and hopefully craving more. Her only pets are cacti. They're the only things that survived. It may be too dangerous to entrust her with an animal while she's engrossed in writing. ​ On sunny, rainy, and overcast days, she spends her time with her fictional friends, putting them through dangerous adventures while wishing them the best of luck. Her hobbies are photography, drawing, and plotting different ways of characters' demise. But, don't be afraid to engage her. She always eagerly responds to mail from others. 

Dark Affiliations Sneak Peek

by mayfreighter, posted in Hawthorn Series, Helena Hawthorn Series

CHAPTER 1 HELENA Helena’s new home was beautiful. The Royal vampires—mostly Ealdraed and Laclia—paid through the roof to gift this enormous castle to the new European Council, and she was lucky to be among the few who were permitted to stay there. Her luck didn’t end there. Perri, too, was allowed to remain there by … Continue reading Dark Affiliations Sneak Peek

Dark Affiliations (Helena Hawthorn Series Book 5)

by mayfreighter, posted in Hawthorn Series, Helena Hawthorn Series

Today's the day when Dark Affiliations becomes available for pre-order! Lucious and Helena are both entrapped by the Council but for different reasons. Where he shares an unstable reign with Hans, she is bound to the castle’s grounds for her own safety. Tough decisions, secrets, and endless arguments push them apart. What they don’t realise … Continue reading Dark Affiliations (Helena Hawthorn Series Book 5)

Helena Hawthorn Series

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Russian Roulette
Helena Hawthorn Series Book 1
by May Freighter
Genre: Urban Fantasy, Paranormal Romance
Who could guess that one brush of a fingertip over a shimmering
soul-string could flip your world upside down and inside out?
Nineteen-year-old Helena’s life changes when her spirit enters the Angel Realm in
search of her father. But, things don’t go as planned. Against her
guardian angel’s warnings, she binds her soul to a vampire—a
creature she thought only existed in horror movies.
Lucious has spent his immortality looking for the monsters who killed his
sire. The last thing he needs is to be vulnerable because of a bond
with a reckless girl. Yet, he sees how he can turn this to his
advantage. Believing that Helena possesses great power, he plans to
use her against the Council as a bargaining chip.
When Helena meets the gorgeous and also terrifying vampire with whom she’s

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Interview with Chrys Cymri

by mayfreighter, posted in Author Interviews

1 You like to write fantasy out of all the genres. What drove you to it? CHRYS: I like the freedom fantasy gives to me. In my ‘Penny White’ series, I enjoy taking some of the traditions associated with fantasy creatures (unicorns can heal with their horns, dragons love gold and are ruthless) and use … Continue reading Interview with Chrys Cymri

Interview with Reza Ali

by mayfreighter, posted in Author Interviews

  Why did you become an author? REZA: I really didn’t have a defining moment as such, just a gradual inclination to write. I have an entrepreneurial background so writing was not something I had great aspirations toward until I lost everything around four years ago. At that moment, I felt my whole world had … Continue reading Interview with Reza Ali

Interview with AJ Norris

by mayfreighter, posted in Author Interviews

Today’s interview is with A.J. Norris. She is a Paranormal Romance/Fantasy author with Limitless Publishing LLC and prefers chocolate chips to raisins. 1 What makes you the writer that you are? AJ: Um…life. MAY: Haha. That is the briefest answer I’ve heard, but it makes sense 🙂 I think the characters in my head make … Continue reading Interview with AJ Norris

Alexander: Memoirs Preview

by mayfreighter, posted in Previews

CHAPTER 1 Moscow. May, 1775. Alexander paced the length of the kitchen. He glanced at his mother. Lines of concentration and stress were etched into her wrinkled face from long years of working as a servant of the Sokolov family. Her silver hair was braided on top of her head into a tight bun. Its … Continue reading Alexander: Memoirs Preview